Devoxx Java EE 6 live coding talk on Parleys

Devoxx Java EE 6 live coding talk on Parleys

December 21, 2011 by Paul Bakker

The three hour live coding talk about Java EE 6 by Bert Ertman and Paul Bakker is now available on Parleys. In this Devoxx talk a web application is created from scratch using Java EE 6 while explaining all different technologies such as CDI, JSF, EJB, JPA and JAX-RS. The idea of the talk is that the application should be realistic; using a real database, using Maven so that we can build on a CI server and the code should be tested well. Although most of the code is plain Java EE 6 we use JBoss Forge and Arquillian for setting up the project and integration testing.

Judging from the many reactions at the conference and blog posts this is a great talk to get familiar with all the basics of Java EE 6 while still working in a realistic environment.


About Paul Bakker

Paul Bakker is currently the architect for the Leren-op-Maat project, which is an educational system that offers personalized learning. Paul is contributor on several open source projects; for the past year most notably JBoss Forge. He also works on Amdatu (Leren-op-Maat is based on Amdatu), Apache ACE and has contributed to BndTools and several other JBoss projects. He has a background as trainer where he was teaching Java related courses and is still a regular conference speaker on conferences such as Devoxx, JavaOne, JFokus, JBoss World, JUDCon and JFall. Follow @pbakker